Autism Resources For 18+ Years
A selection of resources for young people with autism.
Autism Inclusion in the Workplace
Practical consultancy to help organisations improve accessibility and build inclusive workplaces.
Autistic Voice Resources
This product was created as part of the Autistic Voice Project in co-production between autistic individuals, CASPA, and London Borough of Bromley as part of the All-age Autism Partnership.
Tweens and Teens – Understanding My Diagnosis Booklet
Getting a diagnosis of autism can feel like a lot to take in, but it’s also a great opportunity to learn more about yourself.
Understanding Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis Booklet
Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child can feel like the start of an unfamiliar journey.
Understanding Your Sibling’s Autism Diagnosis Booklet
Your brother or sister is autistic. That means their brain works differently – but they’re still the same person you know and love.
Understanding Your Grandchild’s Diagnosis Booklet
Your grandchild is autistic. This doesn’t change who they are — it helps explain how they experience the world.
Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic: A Comedian’s Guide to Life on the Spectrum
By Michael McCreary
Sensory Resources and Tools
Useful links and information about tools and activities to support sensory regulation.
Parent/Carer Support Resources (Padlet)
CASPA’s padlet containing autism-focused support and resources across social, educational and personal needs.
Books For Adults
We’ve collected a shortlist of CASPA members’ and their families favourite books on autism.
Best Sensory toys – reviewed by The Aspie World
This video introduces two highly recommended sensory toys designed to support autistic individuals in managing sensory needs and stimulation.
Sensory Toys at Sensory Toy Warehouse
A one-stop shop for a wide range of sensory toys designed to support learning, development, and fun for children and adults of all abilities.
Sensory Room Design
UK experts in the design and installation of calming multi-sensory rooms
Welcare | Family-Support Charity
Welcare is a family support charity working with families and children up to the age of 13 in South London and East Surrey.
The Maypole Project
The Maypole Project provides emotional well-being to the whole family from diagnosis (including ante-natal) through treatment and beyond. Their support is free, ongoing and flexible.
CASPA Family Support Services
CASPA delivers quarterly workshops for parents and carers which are user-led, focus on the needs of families and include a wide range of autism-specific topics.
Local Offer
London Borough Of Bromley Local Offer pages provide information about local services, support and activities available to families, children and young people aged 0 – 25 years with special educational needs or disabilities.
Wear Green to Be Seen
#weargreentobeseen in 2026 to highlight inclusion as part of Autism Acceptance Week and raise money for CASPA. Can you get your workplace or school involved too?
Bromley Mencap
Supporting Disabled People
Bromley Mencap works with and on behalf of disabled people. The Family Support Worker for children and young people provides advice, guidance and signposting to local and national services. They support parents and carers concerned about their children’s social and communication needs, awaiting assessment or post diagnosis.